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Hello Mario collection: 2 free apps bring delightful new faces

Hello Mario collection adds free Peach and Luigi apps on Nintendo Switch. Mobile versions are coming, and the apps work offline after downloading.

Princess Peach character artwork, illustrating the Hello Mario collection app announcement
Princess Peach character illustration; not a screenshot from Hello, Peach! Photo: Nintendo / Nintendo Life. © Nintendo.

The Hello Mario collection has two new faces: Princess Peach and Luigi. Nintendo’s free “Hello, Peach!” and “Hello, Luigi!” apps are available on the Switch eShop, with iOS and Android versions still to come, VGC reports.

Hello Mario collection grows to four apps

The additions join “Hello, Mario!” and “Hello, Yoshi!” in Nintendo’s My Mario range for younger children. Each app lets children interact with its character through a touch screen.

The Peach and Luigi apps cost nothing to download and do not need an internet connection once installed. VGC’s Oct. 6 report does not give a mobile release date, so families should check their platform’s store before expecting those versions to be available.

More stop-motion shorts arrive, too

Nintendo also added two episodes to its “It’s Me, Mario” stop-motion series, bringing the total to nine. The apps sit alongside physical products in the My Mario collection.

See our gaming news and gaming coverage for more Nintendo updates.

Princess Peach character illustration; not a screenshot from “Hello, Peach!” Photo: Nintendo / Nintendo Life. © Nintendo.

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